MassesSaturday: 5:00PMSunday: 7:30AM, 9AM, 10:30AM, 12Noon (Spanish), 5PMSecond Sunday of month: 2:00PM Mass in TagalogFourth Sunday of month: 2:30PM Mass in CreoleMonday - Saturday: 8:30AMHoly Days: As announced.

Sacrament of BaptismFirst Sunday of month at 2PM in English. First Saturday of the month at 1PMin Spanish. Parents must make prior arrangements and attend instruction class.

Sacrament of PenanceSaturday: 4-4:45PM or by appointment.

Sacrament of MarriageCouples should contact a priest or deacon one year in advance of desired date.

Sacrament of the SickCall the rectory for arrangements - anytime in case of emergencies.

DevotionsEucharistic AdorationWednesday: 9:00AM-3:00PMFirst Friday: 9:00AM-10:00AMFirst Saturday: 6:00PM-7:00PM

The Rosary is recited Monday-Saturday at 8:10AM

Miraculous Medal NovenaMondays and Saturdays after the 8:30AM Mass.

Other DevotionsAs announced.

New ParishionersNew members to Incarnation are asked to contact the pastor for a parishwelcome and registration.

Parish StaffVery Rev. John J. O'Connor, VF, Pastor - Ext 15Rev. Christopher J. Bethge, Parochial Vicar - Ext 13Rev. Msgr. John Casey, Pastor Emeritus(Not in Residence)

Deacon Francois Innocent - Ext 25Deacon Franklin Munoz - Ext 40Deacon Clemenceau Pierre-Antoine - Ext 41Deacon Robinson Despeignes - Ext 42Deacon Luis Lopez - Ext 49

Ms. Satti Marchan, Principal - Ext 28Mrs. Marie Fouche, Rel Ed Director - Ext 23Mrs. Olga Petio, RCIA Coordinator - Ext 23Mr. Perry Townsend, Director of Music - Ext 27Miss Jasmine Gomez, Music MinistryMrs. Rose Ruesing, Youth Ministry - Ext 23Ms Patricia Brady, Parish Secretary - Ext 10

SchoolTel: 718-465-5066

Religious Education OfficeTel: 718-465-8534 Ext 23

Rectory HoursWeekdays: 9:30 - 11:30AM; 1:30-8PM.Please call in advance to make an appointmentwith a priest.Saturdays & Sundays: By appointment.

School Office HoursSchool Days: 7:30AM - 3:30PM

Incarnation Parish89-43 Francis Lewis Boulevard

Queens Village, New York 11427-2245March 5, 2017

First Sunday of Lent

Rectory Tel: 718-465-8534 Fax: 718-465-3834www.incrcc.org

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LET US PRAY . . . We ask God’s healing and strength for: Mercia Desir, Gerard Jacques, Rose Toussaint, Urlita Santiago, Joseph DeAngelo, Shirley Basdeo, Zoraida Vasquez, Theresa Thomann, Mari-

an Smith, Sarika Clona, Allan Caicedo, Jenny Rodriguez, Lynette Je-rome, Leone Adrien, Lucette Julien, Yvette Goin, Gabriella Krill, Arnul-fo Cabahug, Sr, Kenine Dieuveuil, Fritz Etheart, Henry Alvarez, Lunice Guiteau, Levonne Jetter, Maria Cabrera, Amanda Perez, Marie Charles – Elie, Jean Claude Boursiquot, Avi Forrester, Natividad Neri, Kenneth Reed, Garrick Joseph, Melicio Eclipse, jr, Brian Irslinger, Paul Erwig,

Justin Stewart, Wilner Josephe Belhumeur, Gwendolyn Oviedo, Vicky Santiago, Annette Kidd

May Eternal Rest be Granted to Ann Marie Brudent

Members of the Armed Forces on Active Duty from Incarnation If you have family members from Incarna-

tion who are presently serving on Active Duty, please let us know so that we can in-

clude their names below. Please give name, rank and branch of service for each person.

Please pray for:

Pfc. Spec.2 David R. Collins, U.S. Army Tech Sgt Lovewyn DeOcampo, U.S. Air Force

Pvt. Jacob Hudock, U.S. Marine Corps 1st Class Manuel Stanley Joseph, U.S. Air Force

Spc. Lizbeth Molinn, U.S. Army BM2 Otelo Rodriguez, U.S. Navy

1st Class Joseph Romulo, U.S. Air Force Lt. Michel Santana, U.S. Navy

Maj. Brian Sterling Smith, U. S. Army LCpl. Erick Ricardo Toledo, U.S. Marine Corps

Pvt. Byron Umali, U.S. Marine Corps

“GOD’S PLAN FOR GIVING”

Collection for The Week of J

February 25/26 My Weekly Tithe $7,535 Maintenance $ 701

Thank you for your generosity and support of your parish.

SECOND COLLECTION March 5: Fuel Offering March 12: School Support March 19: Maintenance

Announced Masses

Sunday March 5

7:30 Intentions of Lynne & Tanya St. Amand 9:00 Raymonde Morisset & Nina Mombleur 10:30 Elvira & Umberto Paniccia

12:00 Elsa Lehman

5:00 Intentions of Dominique & Stephanie Jean

Monday March 6

8:30 Olia Barnaby Tuesday March 7 Ss Perpetua & Felicity

8:30 For Those Who Left The Faith To Return

Wednesday March 8 St. John of God

8:30 Petronila Fernandez Thursday March 9 St. Frances of Rome

8:30 For All children

Friday March 10

8:30 Special Intention

Saturday March 11

8:30 Dolores & Virgilio Adams 5:00 Rey Albert Depralta Sunday March 12 7:30 Intentions of Aidan & Gavin Santiago 9:00 The People of Incarnation 10:30 Benjamin Florencio & Anita Florencio Claveria

12:00 Migdalia Rolon 5:00 In Thanksgiving ~Hinds & D’Abreu Family

Vision Statement

Incarnation Parish is a Roman Catholic community centered around the Lord Jesus, a living sign of hope to all that the Word made flesh dwells among us. His presence and love is encountered in all areas of our life together, especially in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, in Sacred Scripture and in the Sacraments. We seek to make the Lord's presence and love known through service and edu-cation, through evangelization and through con-tinual conversion and renewal in Him. We entrust our life together and our sharing in the mission of Christ to the protection and intercession of Mary, Mother of the Lord and our Mother.

90th Anniversary Journal. Ads and remembrances for our 90th Anniversary Journal are now being accepted. The Jour-nal will be published the weekend of June 10/11 to coincide with our 90th Anniver-sary Gala Dinner Dance. More infor-mation can be obtained at the Parish Office. All inclu-sions must be submitted by May 10.

FUEL COLLECTION. Today the annual “Fuel Collection” will take place. There is an additional envelope in the church packet that requests your generous contribution to defray the costs of the parish buildings. Needless to say, like your own homes, everyone is hit hard during the winter months. We ask every parishioner to be as generous as possible so that our parish buildings may remain warm and comfortable for everybody. Extra white “Fuel Collection” envelopes are in the church today for those who did not receive it. Thanks.

Day Light Savings Time Begins next Sunday, March 12. Don’t forget clocks Spring forward!

“At that time Jesus was led by the Spirit into the desert to be tempted by the devil.”

From the Pastor’s Pen

Somebody called the rectory at 12:30AM Ash Wednesday morning trying to find out the Mass Schedule. Indeed, it was very much a wake-up call. While I would have preferred they called when I am not sleeping it demonstrates the level of excitement Ash Wednesday brings. But not just Ash Wednesday, I think all of Lent has a special place in the hearts of Catholics. Winter is passing to Spring; the sun is rising earlier and setting later; children understand that the end of another school year is approaching. For Catholics, I think Lent is the opportunity to strive and be the Christians we want to be: kinder, more thoughtful, giving and prayerful. That’s why its such a big deal. We want to be transformed but we get tired, lose focus and return to bad habits after a time. At Incarnation, the parish has loads of opportunities to help you on your Lenten Journey. Daily Mass, Wednesday Vespers, Friday Stations in addition to weekly or monthly adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and the weekly meetings of our prayer groups all demonstrate that we take prayer together seriously. Clothing or Food Drives all heighten our awareness of what the St. Vincent DePaul society does each Friday as our Food Pantry doors open. Prayerfully supporting those who will be receiving the First Sacraments all throughout the Church hopefully make us more aware and appreciative of the reality that we can receive the Sacraments daily. But those tools are only helpful if you use them and get excited about what Lent means for you and your families. The excitement is that we want to be different; we want to be changed. The ash crosses adorning our foreheads as Lent begins tells the world that I am one of His followers. But eventually I’m going to wash my face. Will people know who I follow when the ashes are gone? They will if I can use this time to change. They will know who I follow if my face reflects God’s Glory or my actions imitate Jesus’ actions. But that will only be assured if I use this Lent wisely to become more a person of prayer, a Christian of charity; a creature of the Creator who formed me from the very dust to which I will return. There is an excitement about all the things that are happening here at Incarnation. That excitement is heightened during Lent but it is not limited to Lent. I guess we all want to be better people, better Christians. Lent is our time to do that. I guess we all just need a wake-up call. In a very real way mine came this Lent when Ash Wednesday was only 30 minutes old. Blessed Lent to all! God Bless!

LENTEN REGULATIONS—Abstinence: The Church requires all the faithful who have reached their 14th year of age to abstain totally from meat on Ash Wednesday and all the Fridays of Lent. Fasting: All the faithful between the ages of 18 and 59 inclusive are also bound to observe the fasting regulation on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. This involves limiting oneself to a single full meal and avoiding food between meals. Light sustenance may be taken at 2 other occasions in the day.

Girl Scout Sunday will be commemorated at the 10:30 Mass next Sunday. Over a Hundred Years of Scouting is definitely something to thank God for.

Lenten Vespers Series. My Lenten Journey with Jesus will take place on the Wednesdays of Lent at 7:30PM. Each week a different parish deacon will come to Incarna-tion to assist us on our journey. Mar 8 Jesus, My Friend – Dcn Francois Mar 15 Jesus, My Teacher – Dcn Munoz Mar 22 Jesus, My Healer – Dcn Clemenceau Mar 29 Jesus, Lord – Dcn Robinson Apr 5 Jesus, My Cross-Bearer – Dcn Lopez The Lenten program will conclude on Apr 12 with a Parish Seder Supper in the school auditorium. Make plans to join us as we sing the Evening Prayer of the Church and Journey with Jesus.

Up Coming Anniversary

Events

Mar 25– 8:30AM Feast Day Mass & Breakfast May 13—8:00AM Fatima Prayer Day@OLofthe Island May 14—10:30AM May Crowning

Journal Ads Now Being Accepted at the Parish Office

Let’s Celebrate Together as a Family; as His Family!

PARISH FEASTDAY MASS will be celebrated at 8:30AM on Saturday, March 25, the Solemnity of the An-nunciation of the Lord. This Special Mass will be followed by breakfast in the lower church, Msgr. Nolan Hall. Please mark your calendars now to join at the Altar united as a family.

HOSPITALITY SUNDAY takes place next Sunday following all the morning Masses. Please join us in Msgr. Nolan Hall and share in some breakfast items, coffee, tea and juices as well as each other’s company. We thank the Girl Scouts for sponsoring our March Hospitality Sunday.

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Readings For The Week

Sunday Gn 2:7-9,3:1-7 Rom 5:12-19 Mt 4:1-11

Monday Lv 19:1-2,11-18 Mt 25:31-46

Tuesday Is 55:10-11 Mt 6:7-15

Wednesday Jon 3:1-10 Lk 11:29-32

Thursday Est C:12,14-16,23-25 Mt 7:7-12

Friday Ez 18:21-28 Mt 5:20-26

Saturday Dt 26:16-19 Mt 5:43-48

Events For The Week Sunday 9:00am Religious Education MGH 10:30am Legion of Mary OLPH 11:30am Rosary Meeting OLPH 2:00pm Youth Group MGH Monday 3:30pm LLF OLPH Tuesday Wednesday 9:00am Adoration CH 5:30pm Angelica Voices CH 7:30pm Lenten Vespers CH 8:30pm Choir CH Thursday 7:30pm Haitian Choir MNH 8:00pm AA OLPH Friday 12:00pm Food Pantry MNH 2:10pm School Stations CH 6:00pm Girl Scouts MNH 7:30pm Way of the Cross CH Saturday 9:30am Sunday Scripture Sharing MGH 6:00pm Haitian Prayer Group MGH 8:00pm AA OLPH

CH = Church; MNH = Msgr. Nolan Hall (Lower Church); RB = Rectory Basement; OLPH=Our Lady’s (Rectory) Meeting, MGH = Msgr. Griffin Hall (School Auditorium).

Incarnation Catholic Academy Corner

Accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools

Registration continues for the 2016-2017 Academic Year

Walk-in registration will be held daily from 9-11AM.

Appointments may also be made for a School Tour. Parents who are interested in registering their child for Pre-K or K will be required to bring their child to spend a day

in the current class.

Box Tops for Education May be left in the church’s main vestibule

For more info log onto www.incrcc.org or call 718-465-5066

A campaign such as Generations of Faith does not simply end when all the pledges are collected. Now is the time when we start to see the wonderful effects of our effort. Blue collection envelopes have been placed by the doors of the church to help facilitate your pledge payments. Please be sure to send your pledge payments in by mail or sign up for online payments at www.cfbq.org/generations/payments. Together we can insure the future of our parish and the presence of the Gospel in our part of Queens for Generations to Come!

Parish Registration ~ We invite anyone who attends our Masses to register in our parish. This will give you the opportunity to be acquainted with the various events, min-isters and activities of our parish and enable us to serve you better with your needs. Please come to the Rectory for a registration form.

COLDS AND COMMON SENSE. As we continue to pass through the winter months and flu season, please re-member to refrain from receiving the Precious Blood from the chalice, and even exchanging the sign of peace if not feeling well. Your neighbor will understand and thank you.

Martha Ministry. Join with others from the parish in a detailed cleaning of the church at 10:30AM on the Second Saturday of the month—March 11. For more information please contact: Donna Paul—347-495-0435.

Jesus was led by the Holy Spirit into the desert for forty days of prayer and fasting. Are you open to being led by the Holy Spirit into the state in life God has prepared for you? If you are con-sidering a vocation to the priesthood or conse-crated life, contact the Vocation Office at (718)

827-2454 or email: vocations@diobrook.org.

Parish Trip 2017 to the Enchanted Empire of Ja-

pan—September 18-26. Start saving your Yen now as the

parish plans to travel to Japan next Autumn. Board your non-stop flight and arrive in the Land of the Rising Sun. Get a wonderful flavor of the Japanese culture and people as we visit: Tokyo, Kamakura, Fuji, Hakone, Hiroshima, Miyajima, Kyoto and Nara. Spread the word to others. Details are available in the brochures by the doors of the church and at the Parish Office. Hurry to get your reservation in as Incarnation looks to head East. Everyone is welcomed to share in this unique opportunity.

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LIVING LIGHTS. Securing an Annual Living Light Votive Candle to Honor a Loved One, Remember a Special Intention, or Mark a Milestone is a con-tinual and wonderful way to celebrate sentiments and offer intercessions of remembrance, hope and gratitude. Two wall mounted electric candle stands now hang in our church on either side of

the newly restored and expanded Saints’ Shrine. These unique and inviting candles are made of real wax with electrified illumination to insure your Living Light burns brightly throughout the year. A plaque displaying the name of your loved one, your intention, or your milestone will be mounted before your Living Light Votive Candle. Plaques will remain for the year you have secured your Living Light and may be renewed or rededicated for addi-tional 12 month periods. In addition to its rightful place before your Living Light in the Saints’ Shrine, your Loved One, Special Intention, or Milestone will also be included in the Living Light Section of the Parish Website. See the blue brochure by the church doors or contact the rectory for more info: 718-465-8534.

The St. Vincent DePaul Clothing Drive will take place at Incarnation the weekend of March 25/26 drop your clothes by the 207th Street entrance to the lower church when you come for Mass. Plan now to do some early Spring Cleaning and help those in need. Please also share word with friends and neighbors!

A Parish Food Drive. Today you are invited to take home a brown paper bag and each week you will be asked to purchase certain items and place them in the grocery bag at home. This week please add to your shopping bag: Non-refrigerated fruit juices. On Sun-day, April 9 please return your filled grocery bag that will be given to assist the food pantries here at Incarna-tion and Our Lady of Lourdes.

OUR LENTEN JOURNEY WITH CHRIST. Simple pocket images of the Stations of the Cross with a pin of the Cross are being provided by the Liturgy Committee to help with reflection and focus this Lenten Season. Please take one this weekend. Allow it to help you focus on the Sufferings of Jesus this Lenten season.

The Stations of the Cross. The parish walks in the foot-steps of Jesus each Friday evening of Lent at 7:30PM The deacons will lead this multi-lingual celebration of one of the Churches most beloved devotions.

The Word Among Us. This Lent a special and attrac-tive periodical entitled “Come, Be Filled” is on sale in the back of the church. What a unique means to partici-pate in Lent and prepare for Easter by reading a daily reflection alone or with the family. A donation of $2.00 per copy is requested. Use the white envelopes provid-ed.

ST. JOHN’S PASSION—Tuesday, April 4 at 9:15AM in the church. Spend an hour with Father O’Connor in exploring the beauty and richness of the Lord’s Passion as found in St. John’s Gospel and proclaimed each year on Good Friday at the Celebration of the Lord’s Passion.

The Shepherd Speaks

Migration, in its various forms, is not a new phe-nomenon in humanity’s history. It has left its mark on every age, encouraging encounter between peo-ples and the birth of new civilizations. In its es-sence, to migrate is the expression of that inherent desire for the happiness proper to every human being, a happi-ness that is to be sought and pursued. For us Christians, all hu-man life is an itinerant journey towards our heavenly homeland.

- Address to Participants in the International Forum on “Migration and Peace” Tuesday, 21 February 2017 Clementine Hall

MINISTRY OF HOSPITALITY. Those who are interested in the Ministry of Hospi-tality to welcome visitors and parishioners to our doors at Sunday Mass are asked to con-tact Father O’Connor for more information. This ministry is a result of the Parish Assembly and pa-rishioners’ desire to make Incarnation a more welcoming place.

FIRST PENANCE. Our parish children will receive first Penance on Saturday, March 18 at 11AM. Please keep them and their families in your prayers as they mark this milestone of God’s Mercy. Please feel free to join them in church for this celebration.

PENANCE. Confessions are heard every Saturday in the church from 4-4:45PM and any time in the rectory with an appointment.

Gracious God and Father, we enter into your presence realizing you know us better than we know our-selves. You know the cares and sufferings we carry in our hearts. You call us to holiness and we trust you to lead us together on our journey to be a renewed Church, for with you all things are possible. Create us anew in Jesus Christ your Son. Liberate us from all that keeps us from you. Heal us from every form of sin and violence. Transform us to live your Word more profoundly. Awaken us to the sacred; rebuild trust among us. Enliven our parishes; reunite our families. May your Holy Spirit empower us to live as a community of love, freed to share in your work of recreating our world and restoring justice. We believe you are doing something new, calling us to arise together in Christ to celebrate the fullness of life. Amen.

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MEMORIALS DURING THE WEEK

The Bread & Wine has been offered this week for the

Repose of the Soul of Vida Moore

If you would like to offer the Bread & Wine in memory of a loved one or

special intention please contact the Rectory office.

The Youth Group is now selling “90th Anniversary” Sweatshirts. The gray sweatshirts have the anniversary logo and come in sizes from x-small through 3x– large. They are $20 and are perfect this chilly time of year.

Proceeds will help our youth join Pope Francis at the

next World Youth Day in Panama.

SUNDAY SCRIPTURE SHARING ON SATURDAYS. Join us on Saturday mornings from 9:30-10:30 in Our Lady’s Meeting Room or the Auditorium as we spend time with the readings that will be proclaimed at Mass on Saturday evening and

Sunday. Through prayer and fellowship we hope to have the Scriptures come more alive.

March 11

Deacon Francois Gen 12:1-4a, 2Tim 1-8b-10, Mt 17:1-9

Religious Education Happenings

Mustard Seed Ministry resumes at 10:30AM Mass

First Penance is Saturday, March 18 at 11AM Children in church by 10:30AM

Parish Social Justice Ministry. The next meeting of the Parish Social Justice Ministry will take place Thursday, March 16 at 7:30PM in the Rectory Basement Conference Room. Everyone is invited as we explore Gospel Teach-ings and strive to put them in practice in our community.

CONFIRMATION CLASSES for adults who have not received the sacrament will be offered after Easter. If you or a family member needs to be confirmed please call Fr. Chris at the Religious Education Office (718) 465-8534.

St. Joseph’s Day: March 20. Honor the Husband of Mary, the Guardian of the Redeemer and Patron of the Uni-

versal Church with 8:30AM morning Mass fol-lowed by a Community Celebration of St. Jo-seph’s Table in the lower church. Start preparing your favorite dishes now.

Breakfast with the Easter Bunny: April 8. Save the date now for breakfast with Spring’s most welcomed guest. Spread the word and invite others as we prepare to cele-brate Easter. Tickets are available at the par-ish, school and religious education offices. Tickets will also be sold at the doors of the church next weekend.

Mustard Seed Ministry. At the end of the Opening Prayer at the 10:30 Mass children from ages four to seven are in-

vited to the lower church to hear the reading(s) in a special way by a trained catechist. At the end of the Prayer of the Faithful of the Mass the children will return and sit back with their parents and families. For more information contact Mrs.

Fouche.

SAVE THE DATES. The 90th Anniversary Committee reminds you to save the follow-ing dates: Saturday, May 13—Parish Fati-ma Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of the Island and Saturday, June 10—Our 90th Anniversary Gala Dinner Dance at the Im-maculate Conception Center. Watch for further details in future bulletins for tickets.

WELCOME to two new additions in our sanctuary. Two Adoring Angels (unofficially named: Hagios & Sanctus—Greek & Latin for “Holy”) will help focus our attention on the Sacred Mysteries celebrated there. These statues may be memorialized with an inscrip-tion placed below them in the Sanctuary. Please see Fr. O’Connor for more info. 90th Anniversary Celebrations.

The next meeting to plan our 90th Ann Celebrations will take place Tuesday, March 14 in the OLPH Meeting Room. All parish members are invited & to come out on Tuesday at 7:30pm.

2017 MASS BOOK. The opportunity to pray in a special way for the repose of the soul of a loved one or other prayerful intention is made available each day with an-nounced Mass offerings. You may choose to commemo-rate a death anniversary, wedding anniversary, birthday remembrance or simply pray in thanksgiving. Each offer-ing is $15.00. Availability begins in October. Please come to the Parish Office to make special Mass offerings for your loved ones. You may also inquire about dedicating the bread and wine or the sanctuary lamp.

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Incarnation’s Liturgy Committee

Invites You to Celebrate . . .

Saint Joseph

Husband of Mary Guardian of the Redeemer

Patron of the Universal Church

Monday, March 20th

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